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Readers like you help support MUO. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More. ChatGPT has far-reaching uses for many writing tasks, including informative and academic essays, copywriting, social media posts, and much more. It’s also an excellent resource for playing with poetry, short stories, and even personal essays and memoirs. Here’s how to use ChatGPT as a tool to help energize your creative writing and even overcome writer’s block. 1. Work With Poetic Forms When you’re studying poetry, it’s easy to get a bit overwhelmed by the variety of different poetic forms. Because ChatGPT can generate a poem in just about any form, however, it’s a fun way to play around with common poetic types, and you can endlessly tweak the prompts to create different responses. Prompt ChatGPT to “write a villanelle about springtime” or “write a sonnet about going to the movies with your best friend.” The chatbot instantly generates a response. Try “write an edgy sonnet about going to the movies with your best friend” for a laugh. It can also generate acrostic poems, or ones in which the first letter of each line spells out a word. The language bot does appear to struggle with free verse or unrhymed poetry in general (at this time). It appears partial to end rhymes, or at least close rhymes. 2. Find Rhymes You can also use the app to find perfect, imperfect, and more varieties of rhymes for different words. It’s a playful way to expand your rhyming options for verses. It’s also a helpful tool for finding matches for words that are notoriously difficult to rhyme. 3. Check Poetic Meter The app can scan poems for meter and rhythm as well, which is handy if you’re trying to work with a specific metrical form in your own poetry. It can differentiate trochaic tetrameter from iambic pentameter in an instant. Simply prompt ChatGPT to scan the poem, then paste in your verses. You can ask the bot follow-up questions about the scansion, as well as poetic form. This […]
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As of today, I’ve shared more than 1,700 poetry prompts on this site over the years. One per day (and
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